Photos That Ruined People's Lives

Photos That Turned People's Lives Upside Down

Charlie from Top 10s counts down the #Top10 Photos That Turned People's Lives Upside Down.

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[Sound_Spark]

Be famous? no. Be rich and no one know who i am? yes.

[izegaegbe]

Jeremy's photo ruined his criminal life. So sad 😭😢

[michaelfoxbrass]

The photo didn’t ruin the life of the guy who stayed home and cheated.
He ruined it for himself.
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[pineapplegamer]

I saw that plastic surgery meme before when I was really young. Never knew it was an ad and I feel bad that it caused the model so many problems. Looking back idk how people believed that was real

[midigee]

What a shallow shallow world we live in 😂

[BotCrusherXD]

Screw fame, especially if you're an attractive girl. Getting stalked and hacked is just crazy

[JonesySurvived]

Ending the habit of publishing yourself online is not a life ruined. That's a life improved. The handsome young dude who "quit the internet" is actually better off. Power to him.

[ScottieD]

I like how you documented at least one person who benefited from the viral photo of themselves. It's a shame how perverse and entitled people are. If we focused that energy on more positive things, who knows what we could accomplish

[GiacomoSorbi]

Nicole minetti actually never went to jail (house arrests instead) and definitely it was not being shown in some photos that made her investigated.

[grondhero]

5:20 That's misinformation. Doing a search for *"Ex-showgirl convicted of procuring women for Berlusconi parties"* reveals _"Nicole Minetti... was ordered by a judge in the northern city to spend five years behind bars and face a five-year ban on public office."_ The two *MEN* also arrested faced that maximum punishment: _"Two men – Lele Mora, a former talent scout, and Emilo Fede, who was a newsreader on the media mogul's television channels – were also convicted of bringing young women to the parties for paid-for sex with Berlusconi."_ Even in Italy women get lighters sentences than men do for the same crime. (Although, reading the article and the previous one at 5:14, the girl photoed says she never did prostitution [which is legal in Italy] and didn't have sex with anyone] so it would be interesting to know how they found them all guilty.)

[Allantitan]

I use to wanna be famous but now after seeing all the crap that comes with it I’ve realized that it’s not for me

[saar.saar.l]

The fact that this kind of invasion of privacy is allowed is truly disturbing. Many people have so much talent but won't dare show anything online because of the aftermath. All the bullying and stalking and sharing of sensitive personal information that comes with fame is just too high of a prive to pay. Its not worth it! 🛑

[Eddieavina]

Love your video Top 10s and keep up the great work you are awesome

[drbluzer]

I am glad that I am not famous ! I once read that once Elvis Presley's music became famous and photographs of him
were in the newspapers and magazines, he couldn't even go to the store without being hounded by fans . I certainly
don't want any of that ! Fame is definitely for the few !

[Brokentoy]

I don’t know about you, but the photo in the thumbnail made my day

[GML]

with exception to the first one the rest are just good looking people who got rich but didn't want the problems of being famous. Yea pretty sure no one feels bad for any of them.

[noah]

The problem is never really the photos.
Like e. g. in the first two cases.
The problem are obsessed, hateful, unempathetic people.

[Mutrax]

"Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it"
- Mike Tyson

people be saying and causing awful things, because now its so much easier to not meet consequences

[trevorelvis]

A woman takes a photo of a nice looking guy without his permission. FINE. Now flip that the other way